New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-09
rvrN rREE rRAprRs ANE INTERESTED

EVEN FREE TRADERS AGE INTERESTED.
MN on ALL PARTIES STUDYING MR. BLAINE
vfsws-A MrGwUMr DEMAND For NONE LIdiE
Bo~ToN Dec tSpcciat - through the enterprise ana
unsrity ~ THR TRIBUNE the readers 81 Boston papers
we. given al unexpected treat h, morning In the adj
mirsblc presentation " Mr Basrs views on the great
qneso.s which arc nstIting tho country. There s OF
cour,e a variety OF opinions ~ 10 ihe wisdom OF Mr.
Baino- Vows hut his clear. siron. asd forcble pre-
.sntaton the subject nade It tho ono or paramount
interest the puDlir a. large Men VINO 10 not SynPH
THE with Mr.. Blaine, political views rcat tho IN rr
Wow with eager interest and discussed II Hsep 9"'d
one gentleman:
II Am not a Blaine man, but always road what he
says on any tspc. MIR. Blaine is tho ablcst mas who
has h.urcd In public strife this country many years
and 10 ms that m man could In 40 small com
pas. have put tie vital points Of tue arh question a.
clearly before tho public lie has done lie takas
broad satosna ankle ysv ~ tho whole question ana
pre,onls the rut, In nutshell. where any man Of aver
ago CONGO grasp AMI csmprchendl 1t; ami II
Mr. Blaine should he the STANDARD bearer of tho kep'
liean party in 1883. ho will DO dlilcult
man to defeat No In this con"-
try can present slsary, 40 cohciseIy'
% convincngy those great problems growing out of the
tariff question As Mr.. Blaine, aad that 1t has been
decided by President Cleveland that the sht shall be on
mat n, bssvo Mr.. Baias coull easily bo elected ON
that Issue"
me Ec-ning Transcript, speaking OF the interview.
SAYS: Mr. BLAINE agrees with tho Prosdent 10 To mo
desrahty aiains tho tax On spirits. but advocates
the abolition ~ tobacro, dvidsg himself ~
It were, between two wings OF hS owh party one OF
which advocates and tho other Opposes the virtual
abolition OF istersll rovehue tnxatisn THIS view
will certainly adj Mr. Baino's popularity Ia
virginia, which 10 ono Of tho pivotal STATES IL
II, 10 be regretted that Nj. Blaine he had so far
axatisn Of hs soOurn Ia Europe AZ 10
discuss ut eagh these question, OF tariff and revenue
did not give tho country tho benefit Of his experience
u observation with practical hints rs to the
means by which IL further and nero effective disposition
Of the surplus may he reached IL Mr.. Blaine 10 I've
classcI among those mprovdent essnomst- whs favor
heavy and fsrcsl eoyornlucnt expenditures In raany
lines simply In srd-r that tho people may h, overaxsiF
The Trareilrr says concerning Mr. Blaine, views
the whl.key tax questps; This proposition 10 dis-
tribute the surplus amsng tho states for tho purpose of
tightening the local taxation IL with Mr. Baine
s ms II reyieus 10 the campagn O 1854. though
after ard drJprel Oh! OF VI sht and PLAY ed 10 par In
tho campaign 1t QUO which has been adequate
liz discussed and M. Blahos renewal of t ant hi,
vient desire that IL ssuld Ia made part Of tho Re
publican patfor- should at last load &, Il, th,rsIsh
sminn ana discussion especially n Mr. Blunr ~
candidate Tor The Republican nomnatisr 10 ths rrrSi
descy. very plausible argument cnn ho made IN favor
s Mr Blam-'s pr.peh,ioh ana II migh' not b" lonul
dinicnlt I" bring the hspnbiican party
10 1t, s.pport tAaT II VIII DO 10 unite no
ayc~od hce-raic policy it mead not he s"d that Mr..
laine'+ vswS takGn in consideration win tNos- ex
pressed by President cleveland will cause wrls discus
sian"
!
Mr. Blanrs arguments which appear THIS mo ning' ara
mucs to our mnd than Mr. cevsiand's. lie ad'1
Gates tho Ill pool Ion The surpus III such u way ~ WI"
net interfere with TIE in rios of Tho Aniricnn p-,ph
whls Mr. Clcysands whsie scheme Is favorable I" hss-
lish Eanufaotprrrs nna English products "Scinsi'"y
NJ. Bl>Se IIvoca "a the n.e Il ,e re- oai d" me is.
tax. which approv~F by lcairs '"neres'ncn nn ~
sides while Mr. Ci-vnlnni hls nor word Z" say lpSu,
though II would relieve gr'at american inhuslW nn
propo-~r take the ali of wool, WINCH would
rnr snerp husnaAdIy la the Unitod -iu"s Ia sh" l.
Nh nlain. prspo.e' pi. In the interest 81 Anrrl An
labor and Mr. cleveland makcs n pea Tor ne tnrl'Hh
and tho braiJ oil the thing 10 tlHt people
| gsnsraIly understand IL In that way"